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Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine
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| | AMENITIES: Fishing Boating
Activities: boating, fishing, hiking, swimming and canoeing
It's really not good for you to spend too much time in the city; you've gotta get out every now and then, and Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine is a tremendous place for getting out. There's loads of outdoors recreation available around here such as whitewater paddling, playing golf, swimming, and fishing, so you won’t run out of things to do.
Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit is situated in an area with a lot of exciting stuff to do, and it is a tremendous escape from the mundane. This sector of Maine is always a | |
joy to stop by throughout camping season. The good variety of local attractions and all the outdoors recreation will make you happy you came. The people who take care of the campground and all the exciting stuff beat anything.
| | The nearby type III+, 2.5-mile-long Seboomook Dam to Roll Dam Campsite section of whitewater on Penobscot River - West Branch is loads of fun. If you have some whitewater kayaking or rafting knowledge, this section of Penobscot River - West Branch may be a good site for you. Whitewater kayaking or rafting may turn perilous, so check conditions previous to going. Lily Bay State Park is a delightful place to go if you're at Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, and the snow is tremendous at Big Squaw. You could also go to Moosehead Lake if you're here at Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit; it's nearby. For you golfers we recommend close by MT Kineo Golf Course; if you're | |
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looking for some flowing water? Try Nulhedus Stream. During the warmest time of the year, highs ordinarily are in the 70's at Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit while overnight lows are ordinarily in the 50's.
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Other campgrounds near Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine:
Seboomook wilderness Campground, Rockwood, 2 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - Seboomook Ledge, Greenville Junction, 5 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - Seboomook Dam, Greenville Junction, 5 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - Seven Mile Hill, West Forks, 6 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - Roll Dam Group, Greenville Junction, 8 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - Kings High Landing, West Forks, 10 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - Burbank, Greenville Junction, 10 miles away
Chewonki's Big Eddy, Greenville, 10 miles away
Penobscot River Corridor - South Branch, West Forks, 12 miles away
Seboomook Wilderness, Rockwood, 13 miles away
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Paddling Rivers Near Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine:
Penobscot River - West Branch, Somerset County, 5 miles away  Class III+ - 2.5 miles long (Seboomook Dam to Roll Dam Campsite)
Baker Branch, Somerset County, 9 miles away  Class I-II - 26.5 miles long (Fourth St. John Pond to Baker Lake)
Moose River, Somerset County, 13 miles away  Class II-III - 5 miles long (Long Pond to Brassua Lake)
Penobscot River - South Branch, Somerset County, 14 miles away  Class V - 3.5 miles long (Canada Falls Lake to Pittston Farm)
Penobscot River - South Branch, Somerset County, 14 miles away  Class I-II - 17.5 miles long (Bridge to Canada Falls Dam)
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Public Lands near Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine:
Lily Bay State Park, Maine, 25 miles away 
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Golf Courses Near Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine:
MT Kineo Golf Course, Rockwood, 11 miles away 
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Lakes Near Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine:
Moosehead Lake, Piscataquis County, 17 miles away 
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Current weather conditions and forecast for Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit, Maine
Local climate location: BRASSUA DAM 34 miles away

           
Outdoors Recreation Near Augusta-Waterville, Maine Outdoors recreation in the vicinity of Augusta-Waterville, Maine, the metro area neareast to Penobscot River Corridor - Nulhedus Gravel Pit. Find info on campgrounds, marinas, hiking trails, ski resorts, lakes, beaches, parks, whitewater, golf courses and more.
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